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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Nobody was forced to do anything. They defended ecohealth because they were told to do so by mainstream left wing media, who pushed that shaky narrative with no evidence purely because anything that disagreed with Trump was profitable
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Low quality clickbait
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Low quality clickbait
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
This might be the most nonsensical piece from Wired to date. I get they want to cash in on the crowd that likes to inject Elon Musk hit pieces into their veins, but usually they’re better about pretending to know what they’re saying. Twitte
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Everyone wants open, decentralized protocols as long as they built them and baked in some inherent advantage for themselves
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
In fairness you can now run doom on a website so webpages have become more capable as they’ve become more bloated http://browser-doom.io
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
I don’t know what your network is like but the bloated web is still extremely fast for me
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
No one can or will ever agree on what is and isn’t bigotry and the views of those who do agree are constantly changing. It’s a ridiculous thing to attempt to make illegal. Those who try are destined to find themselves jailed for bigotry.
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Amazing how a “slightly sexist” post not being banned from Twitter is definitive evidence of leadership malpractice and direct threats to murder people on Bluesky is just fun “shitposting”. Mainstream media is truly horrified of Elon Musk.
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
This will never disappear because you cannot make money unless you’re charging people to appear in this list. Google would have to become a subscription service to get rid of this and that’s too radical of a change for any board to back
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
This is awesome and I really hope it succeeds but using it at my company means I’ll have to answer, “why can’t we just use SQL” a million times from every engineer who is dreading learning a new thing
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
The left has definitely learned rage media. Even after Trump. Musk is now the baddie of the month. Any other wealthy white male can easily fill the void when we reach peak Elon Musk clickbait. Nearly all world events are explained by racism
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
It really wasnt about client side validation or UX at all. You can have great UX with an MPA or SPA. Although I do think it’s slightly easier in an SPA if you have a complex client like a customizable dashboard. Ultimately it’s about splitt
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the Node ecosystem, spend some time with python and you’ll come back humbled and grateful
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
React? Pretty trivial to set this up in React. But why fallback when you can just do both. SSR always. Then let the js run if its enabled. This is what Next.js and countless other react frameworks do
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
> Why? Because it moves power away from big tech companies and into the hands of diverse voices to build a social platform that meets people’s needs, not shareholders’ needs. - Big tech company launching a social network
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Sure but why let that get in the way of profiting off an Elon Musk hit piece
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
It’s an even bigger stretch to equate his view on population growth with eugenics but Elon Musk hit pieces are the best way to get subscribers these days
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Lots of bias from the journalist in this piece. Not that you ever get anything unbiased from “journalists” anymore. They want to believe twitter and substack are “floundering” given they’re competitive platforms. But in reality they are lik
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
I love when people share this stat not realizing they’re proving these vehicles are already better drivers than humans. A human disrupts traffic on the road in front of my home every 10 minutes
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
This comment is all over the place. “If they don’t want lawsuits, they shouldn’t have built a potentially explosive chemical plant on a space-constrained sites next to nature reserves”. The FAA is the one being sued. Did the FAA choose wher
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Headlines ignoring nuance is the standard these days. If it makes you feel better, there’s way more articles that draw the opposite conclusion based on far shakier evidence
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
How many times has a simple coding task taken longer that you estimated? I guess you’re a liar too.
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
It’s not lying. It’s being wrong in the timeline for deeply complex technical innovations. This is like me calling my engineers liars every time a task takes longer than expected (which is nearly every time). This whole “predict the exact d
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
What else can we whine about? Did the rocket maybe hit an insect on its way up?
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Who said they’d launch in 8 weeks? He only said the pad would be repaired in 8 weeks
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
I agree thats why they did it. Twitter verified people who didn’t request it long before Musk. I suppose you considered it misleading propaganda back then too?
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
“propaganda ploy” is an awfully strong word for a business giving influential people a coupon. They were given to people like Lebron James and Stephen King anyway. It’s probably not as serious as the media needs to pretend it is to sell sub
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
You have caught up. It doesn’t work. They appear to not even be trying here and instead just asking people to “pledge” it’s human made. I’ll ask ChatGPT to write my pledge
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by v0idzer0 3y ago
Do we really need this kind of clickbait on HN?

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